The Landings: Crosswind by Lennar - Chino, CA

Crosswind is a 106-home Lennar neighborhood within The Landings, a 200-home master-planned development in Chino’s Preserve. Its clearest distinction is scale: the Crosswind product line comprises detached courtyard-cluster homes rather than a large, age-restricted enclave. Public records identify 106 Crosswind homesites, while current listings and association records confirm the neighborhood’s completed housing and shared pool, spa, playground, fire pit and meeting room amenities. Crosswind is not a 55+ community, an important distinction for buyers comparing active-adult databases.

HOMES

Crosswind was built by Lennar as three single-family home designs, with verified living areas from about 2,107 to 2,583 square feet. Recorded Crosswind properties include two-story detached homes with two-car garages; examples include Residence One at 2,107 square feet and larger homes at 2,168 and 2,583 square feet. Construction dates in public records run from 2020 into 2021, and the development is now a resale market rather than a current Lennar new-home offering. A current/recent listing in 2026 was priced at $854,995.

AMENITIES

Crosswind’s verified association amenities include an outdoor community pool, spa, playground, fire pit and meeting room. Property records also identify sidewalks, street lighting and park-oriented common areas. These facilities are part of The Landings association rather than nearby commercial or regional attractions. The wider Preserve master plan adds parks, trails and recreation facilities, but those should not be treated as Crosswind-specific amenities unless association documentation confirms resident access. For a buyer comparing communities, the key verified package is the neighborhood pool-and-gathering-area combination.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Crosswind is in Chino’s Preserve, in San Bernardino County, with the broader Preserve bounded by Kimball Avenue, State Route 71, Hellman Avenue and Euclid Avenue. Community records place The Landings around Bickmore Avenue and Osprey Avenue. Road references for Crosswind homes point to SR-71, Euclid Avenue and Bickmore Avenue. The Preserve includes Town Center retail, including Stater Bros. Market and restaurants, while Chino Valley Medical Center is in Chino. Chino’s economic-development materials also cite Ontario International Airport and SR-60, SR-71 and SR-91 access.